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E-ink is hitting 60Hz now, and that opens wild possibilties for your future Kindle
With refresh rates reaching 60Hz, the possibilities for eReaders are endless.
For those who want the novelty and comfort of an e-reader, but don't want to sacrifice the usability of their smartphone, the ...
I'm a Big E Ink Fan, So This New Detachable-Screen Phone From Hisense Intrigues Me ...
E Ink phones aren’t exactly new to the market, and they aren’t exactly popular, either. Most consumers prioritize an ...
The Bigme HiBreak Dual 2 is an advanced dual-screen smartphone that combines a 6.13-inch eye-friendly E-Ink display on the front with a fully functional 5-inch LCD on the back. Officially launched via ...
The Hisense A10 has an E Ink main display and a magnetic LCD screen you can attach to its rear.
I saw the Oaxis InkCase at the Mobile World Congress last week, and it looks pretty neat. The v2 “case” is actually an e-ink panel that connects to the iPhone (or other device) via Bluetooth and can ...
The A10 front display is 6.13 inches and uses E INK Carta 1300 and the new Qualcomm QCM6690 Dragonwing processor.
Just days after Bigme launched a crowdfunding campaign for a dual-screen smartphone with an E Ink display on one side and an ...
A YouTube creator has built a Game Boy emulator using a basic E-Ink screen and the ESP32 chipset, while achieving a suitable refresh rate.
Many gadgets marketed as being “smart” make me wonder if they would be better off dumb. Too often, modern technologies, like inter-device connectivity and artificial intelligence, are shoehorned into ...
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